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In her first year practicing real estate, Jessica Branson was named “Rookie of the Year”, having successfully sold more homes than more than 100 new agents at her brokerage. Years later, she is still unstoppable – Jessica consistently ranks among San Francisco’s leading Realtors, and, most importantly, continuously receives rave reviews from her many and varied clients.
Jessica’s success is due in large part to her conscientious, professional, and ethical approach to real estate. Taking her clients’ wishes to heart as she would her own, she works tirelessly and aggressively to ensure they get what they desire – be it the home of their dreams, or top dollar from the home they are leaving behind. She listens, and educates – calling upon her intimate knowledge of San Francisco neighborhoods, the current market inventory (Jessica previews properties religiously every Tuesday during Brokers’ Tour), the latest in financing, the fine art of negotiation, and the fine print of the contract. She applies no pressure; instead she ensures her clients have all they need to make the most informed decisions. And, even though she’s a competitive businesswoman, Jessica maintains great relationships with her fellow agents – they know her as both tough, but also straightforward and fair.
Jessica is a graduate of University of Chicago Lab High School and Macalester College, where she graduated Magna Cum Laude and received a Bachelor of the Arts degree in English Literature. Not only has Jessica owned her own profitable investment property and residence here since 1998, she also brings 10 years of experience in the Bay Area's competitive Internet business world. Before her career in real estate, Jessica was Vice President of Product Development for CNET Networks, Inc. - a top 10 web media company- where she created new product strategies and managed large teams to success for eight years.
Jessica is married to a business news reporter. They have two young children, and yet still manage to enjoy some of the things they used to do more frequently before kids– like travelling, reading, and staying on top of the local culinary scene.
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